Sentence examples for intricate suite from inspiring English sources

The group had just finished making the studio album "Terrapin Station," which included a long and intricate suite sharing the album's title; it was well practiced.

The suite is bracingly intricate, full of knotty counterpoint and pugnacious rhythms.

Mr. Reed, a pianist who grew up playing gospel in his father's Baptist church, brought a new suite that merged intricate jazz with straightforward gospel.

Through subtle shifts of color and dynamics, the first suite's seemingly simple "Pastorale" became an intricate interplay of music heard and remembered.

Mr. McMillen's sharp-edged, cluster-driven pianism was also a driving force in "Almost-Truths and Open Deceptions" (2007), a fresh, vigorous chamber work for strings, percussion and piano in which shifting (and sometimes pounding) rhythms and intricate interplay create the feeling of a rock-influenced dance suite.

Instead, Jean-Benoît Dunckel and Nicolas Godin have returned to the womb-like analogue warmth of their favourite tools – Moogs and fuzz boxes, Theremins and school recorders – to create a coherent suite of mood music that is both heady and intricate, with pretty efflorescences and overpowering climaxes, but essentially utopian and optimistic.

The first is the operatic afterthought Mr. Granados created from his great piano suite "Goyescas," which has this "Maid in the Nightingale" as its languid yet intricate centerpiece.

(Those were intricate times).

The Yasmina suite is arguably the most romantic with its enormous four-poster bed, but they all have carved cedar-wood ceilings, mosaic tile floors and intricate plasterwork, as well as organic Moroccan toiletries in the en suite bathrooms.

The backstory is intricate.

It was intricate and exponential.